What's wrong, babe? You've barely used your Tho-Radia cosmetics </3
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What's wrong, babe? You've barely used your Tho-Radia cosmetics </3
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Radioactive cosmetics. Tho-Radia (launched in March, 1933) was a patented product containing 0.5 grams thorium chloride and 0.25 milligrams radium bromide per 100 grams of cream. “Alfred Curie” and the Curie family were not related.
Cosmética radioactiva. Tho-Radia (lanzado en marzo de 1933) era un producto patentado que contenía 0,5 gramos de cloruro de torio y 0,25 miligramos de bromuro de radio por cada 100 gramos de crema. “Alfred Curie” y la familia Curie no estaban emparentados.
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Ad for Tho-Radia cosmetics, a French range of radioactive beauty products from the 1930's.
Read this article about the history of radium-based cosmetics including Tho-Radia.
THO-RADIA. Crème Poudre.
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Radioactive cosmetics. Tho-Radia (launched in March, 1933) was a patented product containing 0.5 grams thorium chloride and 0.25 milligrams radium bromide per 100 grams of cream. "Alfred Curie" and the Curie family were not related.
Cosmética radioactiva. Tho-Radia (lanzado en marzo de 1933) era un producto patentado que contenía 0,5 gramos de cloruro de torio y 0,25 miligramos de bromuro de radio por cada 100 gramos de crema. "Alfred Curie" y la familia Curie no estaban emparentados.
(via vintage_ads: Radium and You)